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Hi. I would like to include an active cooler into my battery simulations. I belive that the easiest solution in my case would be to implement my own temperature function, is this possible, how do I implement it? I am using SPM with electrolyte and have the "thermal: x-lumped" option. If you have other ideas of how to control the battery temperature, please respond to this thread. |
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Hi, to be honest I never tried this before. But one good news is that I just found that the "Ambient temperature [K]" in PyBaMM can actually be a function of time, see here. If you compare that to "Current function [A]" here, you would find that they are very similar. So this folder PyBaMM/examples/notebooks/parameterization/ has lots of useful information on how you can define parameters as a function of time, which may do this job. |
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Hi, to be honest I never tried this before. But one good news is that I just found that the "Ambient temperature [K]" in PyBaMM can actually be a function of time, see here. If you compare that to "Current function [A]" here, you would find that they are very similar. So this folder PyBaMM/examples/notebooks/parameterization/ has lots of useful information on how you can define parameters as a function of time, which may do this job.